Usually, ODI data load interfaces for Essbase are simple and fast to be developed. But, depending on the data source quality, those interfaces may become a performance challenge. Essbase demands that all POV members in which we are trying to insert data to exist in the Essbase outline and when this is not true, Essbase switches its load method from Block Mode to Cell Mode. When this situation happens, one data load that would take only five minutes to complete may take several hours, degrading the Hyperion environment performance. Join us in this session to discover how we solved this problem in Dell's Computers in a dynamic way for any number of Hyperion Planning applications only using ODI data constraints and Hyperion Planning metadata repository to validate all POV members that will be used in the data load, guaranteeing the best performance and data quality on the Hyperion Planning environment.